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Harry’s New York Bar
From Hemingway’s Favorite Places to Drink in Paris
Opened in 1911, Harry’s became a gathering place for Americans in Paris. Hemingway was among its famous regulars. The basement piano bar adds to the feeling that you have stumbled into somebody else’s Paris. It is touristy because it has been famous for a century; that does not mean you shouldn’t go.
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Go downstairs, order a proper cocktail, and embrace the American-in-Paris thing.
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- 5 Rue Daunou, 75002 Paris
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- Guide by Dave
Source: Harry’s Bar official history. Ernest Hemingway is the public recommendation source, not the HoodTip author.
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